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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

y ''aasinif {" the main question, ovcrprc,s,,rr
i'll tn" schools is u fact to tho same ,l,mrc..
that "verl'lcssllre in other departments. of
American life is n fact. Hero | SEQ no
reason I" throw aside or modify TIM. courlu-
sion thai came To- three or four years AGO. of
which this is the substance; Dur Inherited
Saxon push, "'lr national environment. vlr
hutindleSs opportunities, and our free iislitil-
tlohs, III Respect To- rp,,r:ign ;,udnrity. enter
prise. and many forms # achievement. maxi.
uS Il people hy ourselves. 1t would be- hard
I" li;sl:!c II field OF liz, in which our energy
lmlmtlcncc and ncrvollsncs, do not shOv
Ih"iil'riNcS II is notorious hat the lvrrut,,.
American does more work, whether phyaj,1J
u mental, than any other average man in
che world: hence il is that America; is Tho
Gauge for measuring The most energetic COM
munit"s "i the old world, ls when I.anca-
shire, England. is called ''.linericu and
water
The words in which Mr. Herbert Spencer
spoke "i tn" injury done J uur high pressure
llfc, at the dinner given him in New York
toiir on hv" years ago. will moi soon l,r for.
gotten History has charged Il good deal 10
the American sliri', aud credited il with
much more. Its worst effects, unfortunately,
are seen IN tl" higher fields OF effort --sci-
encc, literature education and nrt-whcro
tllnc Is an all important tlctor. The tension
of the public schools is too hipl in
the sense That the tension of our
business and social life is too hirh:
in other words, III. s'ho"ls pariake
of the national genius. Dr Stanley Hall,
some years az" said he had seen file of one
hundred and fifty small German boys Just as
they marched ant Of tho school house n, noon
aqlartcr of a milrnwav: also that he had OBJ
served that til" little girls at the Nictoriu
school, Berlin, did not run II step at recess. or
do anything that an equal number of lndi.s
might not do. Iut sIcl. things rs these, it
hardly reed be said, cannot he found in tho
typical American schoul.-B. a. Hinsdale in
S,rinu,.,
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
urauyc and pcrsimn,nr,

An orange grower near Lake ltu>t :. "a, =,
found on one of his tree :. fruit that seemed
to he about two-thii','s orange anil ui'o-ti. RI
japan lersin!,nnn TIE latter resnnl,lo5 :.
lygrown andripe rsi pepper Hcdu;s dov:!l
to the roots of the orange tree and there
found the living root "f a Japan"sc lci.n.-
mon tree twincd among the orange tr,c
rootS-Chicago Herald
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03


''"ii'e 'i '''c s''",i' tricks are very lng'-
Nifis ana amusing Sii'i broadway bar
hNt n MOST pH"pi" lifar'"e item merely
'"!' III" 1"h "l tn" thing. hn' not few cHrr-
,''.H 'h'!r ingenuity for tn" *'k" OF winning
A"S' y man cam III more lh" other night
'''!a iah some WHISKY IL" drained the glass
containing Inc water ana turned 1T upside
''""'' on thc counter few drops "i water
ft'''h"h III INC ph'Ss. lhr imlh offered v"
b'C any one " tha' h" r"hldnt guess Tine
number ol drops l"i' III me g'aS'' Several
hIS'niderS, va" 'h"n@"t they could count
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
4 Long Wait.

The Thiladolrl,ia North American says
that "ln>rmamc" .l4c:i .l'aMis has been wait
in. for fifteen ,enr- far :, l,t,~r which has
in>' reached him 1i.r >rn'.,r must have
inadvertently put on" Of the immediate de.
livery stamps on the l"trr: hut it doesn't
seem fifteen Years sine" e.ch stamp, ~r,,. in.
tr"dur'd N"iri>t"wn Herald
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

There are !oo,cM mills + railroad in the
United STATE and it tax. I've kegs of rail.
road spikes yer m.lr u keen up repairs,
"hich n:ah,', IA. aul.u;! consumption #
l,o0o,0m kr.- 10 His mus; be added ,llr,e
and Il half toi!, por mil'. !or the l2m0 mills
q ncwr"e1 is luilt aln.uallv v-C1ica.,,.
Herald
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
An Inlucky Mist.iic.

a druggist the other day committed Il fnta
error. In putting up st prescription Lt
poisoned the patient
When the terrill" news was announced IL
him he tore ont quite "a handful of hair and
remarked:
Well that was uulucky. 1t was my hls;
customer "-.Jnd.e
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
OFFIilAi. DInHt:uaI.
TERRITORIAL. oFr.' sn-,

Govcrnor-Louis X Church. Bismarck.
sccrc,ary-M. l.. Nccnrnna.k. hemarcs
Trsasurer-J. w. Ravmo nd. ,tism:rck.
AUDITOR y. W ard. SinGS Fails
Superintendent of Pubic li>isGrii"n-Ersen
A. Dye. Melirttr.
Assistant Sup-rin.endenl-!'ra Frank =. Wilson.
fembina.
Attorney ,ienersl--e +. rtmrlct"M Fargo.
United States District A.'"rncs-.'''hm L. Car
land. Bis'aarck. =, .,.,....
Pierre.
Tnit.d States M,rLal--n ". Vi N;.ra'sa. Faro.
Delegate to consre',.-o : - l!,. ,..n, ANON
AdiNtant GsnerAi-Cui. =. y. yi!'i fnf.'"'
Board OF HEALTH = II .''::' VI. H.. S'l''f.h-
Apdent, Heudsn.
THE "a ri' ikHI
Chief. Jusc: R,rt'en +. ~ I.:ikion ::i on. 49,
Sioux Fallf: w. II. francs Sixth t:s'risl', ',.<
msrck: w. H. Mcl'"nncll .I7,,! -.i.cr f.rS
C.M. Thomss Ftr-, diS:rall ."s i'f@" ';'.'.'
Young. 1auktou.
pA,1NoAp ,oNi;s, iaNEns.
Forks; N +, SIN III, i!n' N -------- ---''.f '-''
TERRITORIAL. l>-!i1.G!''' :.
Capitol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,,.s;'for s.,;i,or
Nor.a DsI",s in.r.r..ty. .... Grand f"rs'
DaEo,. E.e.;ial for ;l. ins.n- ...... t."Ato y
North Dsssir Hosi.i;i tr lr-... Jan, -, .
Pen.l.nt.ry lar eon;irrn l,at4ts ,.oH; fa.;'
p.r.r,n Scj,.,,I iI,.. IL u
IT,, nn,, Si,a sank +. i.
D.kots h.rjr,,,i,irsl ,,'l,...,,.. .l,oL
Nornsl scho"i : ~ ;, y
Normal Ssho"l.,....,.... FraI .". :.
SCHOOL of hlnee -'.''.'' ''''nl''" ~
UNITED STATES IAN . "fFN.'
Ri,n.rel John \ lea reg .'sf
~ w. i!"'' ''''' ="
or.,a ro.l. y. q. trnv. r's't'r
Nfaoo f''.N'''. W. J. tn,:efs II. rt.ttNtt.
III " lord: ~. s,er.
p'''' Ia ''' s. 3. -'a.'ii. r-'- .'~r.
r ii +. ''st'' :es ''tr,
"'''''''''' l.. 4. t''HfF- i'"t't.r.
* H. ,irty.s ..-,
Aeeraeen...-.. a f.urh,. r ,'n:.ar
\,
Huron n .. - w, : ~ i'"',''
l. " "
w.,.-,,,.n u. ". on'a.". ,-''''
u,,.,,s. a. i:..l --.;.t...
Yanktn + NJ Xi-.,.ra r., .,Ncg.
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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

The trouble with the clerk isa >,Ilcra bund-
aucc Of inflated ideas regarding the import
ance of himself and his position. Instead of
filling his prI" place n the servant Of tue
llhli'' he a>,ti,r> II lor,lly air, apes feminine
talk aud WAYS and welcomes male customers
with crashing glare. OF course there are
cxc"liinie There are clerks in the largo
DRY goods stores VIII" know their place and
thril' business, and by remarkable c"inci
,l-mrc they are almost confined to one nations
nlitv--ihc Scotch. Experience has shown
many "t the great dry goods houses that
Srotrtncn make the best salesnen.
Tic Americans are sometimes suffering
..ith III" biz head. and besides assuming to
k,i,,w more than tn" proprietor. do not heSi-
tate to indicate to the male customer any
-hol.rom that they may observe. To the
women They are more polite, and it is only
t!in preference of women for male clerks that
founl that women can transact their buSi-
ucss with men much moro satisfactorily than
vi women. When q w"mau approaches a
'rnrtci' hchini whicl, 4 sac>la.!y is manip-
ula;im- ribbons. the chances are ten to one
tha, the -al,.,lady will first critically observe
the wearing, apparel Of the customer If it
doesn't rn,mr III, IL the Salcsladys ideas Of
what ""n>tit,t,s Il proper outfit, the sales
laly's nos" will probably assume crushing
elevation and I'll. will proceed to unravel the
ribbon. with an air that says: Il am Just rs
good as you. ii am here. st. Louis Repub-
lic;tn.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
CRUSH NOT A FLOWER.

Crn>hnut n Hover of faith or hope
That in anoillrr'S hear may rise,
But let tiic periWned petals ope
And wait their incense L" the skies.
Say not "'tis vain" Of any dream,
Or fancy of the human brain,
For out IT il #"mr lofty scheme
May rip,.n into golden grain.
Laugh not tu scurn tho lumblrst plan
y brother may have formed for good
For angels deeper see than man
1t may hc wi>r when understood
say not t"any carcwurn heart:
''i"l nc',r will reach the goal YOU seek"
hnf act the ki:t!tr. n"blrr part
Give strength and courage to the weak.
Say not Of any uci;hhors field
He's planted where lie should lave sown;"
For God is patient. and the yield.
Though rich "r poor, is all his own
Belle Bush ia New York l;raphic.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
urSGApY-Bt.lGARIA-TI.RKry


Beer holds its own all through Austria to
beyond Nlcnnn, but wine aud liquors usurp
the throne again in Hungary. All down tho
valley of the Danube below Budapest the red
loam llulls fairly ooze the rich VINE of Hun
gar. Every town and viiIage has its ada
cen, vineyards, and every village gosthaus or
rity hotel has an al fresro VINE garden Here
the good people rongrcgatc of an evening and
pass the hours away drinking wine. gossip
ing aud listening to the weird music of a
hungarian Gypsy hand. As IN France, the
Hungarian peasant makes merry ON red vine
that only Tin" veil to do Of mos: countries can
afford to drink ul libtlIln.
Beer, sine md sclinapps are common
enough all d""n through Snvonin and the
lower Danubian provinces, but u change
takes place when ono gets fairly into the Bal
kan peninsula. One now gets among the u,l-
,l"ai.ablc Orientals whose WAYS arc not as
our ways. Sherbet, mas,ic and coffee are the
beverages Of Bulgaria, Roulnelia and Turkey.
Tie former may be merely glass of water
in which lump Of sugar has been dissolved,
on may be II conruc'ipn of fruit, sugar
and rose water, or Of various mixtures be-
tween these two extremes. The drink called
mastic is said to be a preparation of imported
BOSTON IuHi an! gum I!EtStlc III Is Il vie
liquor, AMI about :ts deadly as the bug juicen
OF the En Ky mountain saloons. but makes an
agreeable tasting beverage when mixed with
several ,mcs its bulk Of water.
Railway cotfee,. however, is the national
beverage of Turkey. 1t is served in tiny
cups, holding 40 more than couple OF table,
spocnfuls euci The cofiecis ground into fine
-four and used with such liberality that the
IA
hot, and is imbbed bv touching the lips eau
tiouslv TO the edge of the cup aud slipping it
out with the weariness of person who has
known al too often what it is to burn the
mouth. Thomas Stevens in New York Mail
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

The true Oriental never removes tho cover
ing from his head for any length OF time.
When the t'wl,an for any rcn>,s, becomes ol-
,,.rsSive indoors. he changes it for the newt
nhle fey. ~ rel car. Of felt with silver or
slken ta,>al Md if this happens 10 bo
taken eff from his closely shaven crown, he
still ahereS tn all inner cap of white linen
n,Et the scalp. Not even when he prays
DIX, Le attempt to show his reverence in any
Il our accustomed ways. Our instructive re-
lnovol Of our hats as we came in was euti.,ly
uuaprsecisted. DIR g 8. Robinson.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

Fifty railroad ties, each cish. fe4t il. lena,. Ii
and six by ten inches thick, were cut from
on pinA tree # Dolly county. Ga
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
Dental Office,

In the I.lvrellrr-t t"lli t.: !;i""ii. osri
Clock i Lang dom store.
Entrance up the STAIRS hy l'r, -'!ctne''- Ollie
DIR. L. NJ HOLT.
Resident Dentist bINkI,>>o%. OAK
Al operations -;saGa'it'"!.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
BRILLIANT

10 each his sur rings; all are men
Condemned alike to groan;
The tender for anothcts pain,
The unt.elins for his own GRAY.
The settled mint is free from fortune, /, power,
They need not fear who look no' up aof,:
BIT they that climhr are careful every hover,
For. when they fall. they li:,n, lie, very soft
Thomas cmlrrlyarl.
He who has thousand friends has not !, friend Ia
spare,
An" liz W!" las ,'tr enemy slla NEE, hinrvrry
where. Mi !t'.n Aha Tahh.
Tir t""li>h. n-l,, jul. i.npcr;inrn,
Are with their persons ;,n! their parts ,.nntrut
>"r Is that all: sr."!. - tniu: is man
III" in"st would lr wilai last liz, NluulI .r can
tuil.rrNr
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
European Study Of Food.

Very few people on tll- >.I.c Of the .Nt.an.
tic have any idea OF how much is being done
in Europcin the study OF the food and nufri-
ton of man In the luboratoric, o. the great
universities, especially in Germany, expert
mental researches nre being carried on which
are really remarkable. Som" Of the mos: in
genious and costly apparatus. and the most
panstakirs investigation which moern sci
cu"e employs arc devoted to finding ont how
the body i. nolrisLcd, and how food work>.
Experiment, are made with animal, of many
kinds, and with human bcngs also. The os-
pcrnientcrs !ut q man inside the respiration
apparatus. ami weigh and measure umi an
alvze not only his food and drink. iui a!l The
products given Off from his body. incl lag
even the air lie observation-disclosures City
lines.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

First Dur l;i- 'L"r, yrr "o.ni,. on hi!l:
::7r'H'nl Burglar B:li, Ne n, .'a!;" an
Mike an = i"t oi r;!i"'S las agreed sct. work
together an divide the ,wag Ee; ;wec:l lis,
"RoLbim' bank,
NO, that's t''o risky. kol,hiM' houses, but
noi il the old way. .c'ir ;soin' 10 take only
q Lttl" at time from ca''l h9u-r :, The J"o-
:i!r wort suspect w''r roioi,in' en- until We
III! retire
Il -.e. WHAT d" you call v.r copa,tn"r-
-ai:t iiH fort" 'l!icHe,' cr the 'cut throat
gsu2.' 81 y, a.
"W"r'll il Ii" n'il"r r,pplo', Property
T.ust. "--Gmaha World
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03
Land Attorney.

Land Attorney.
nnrc: Rno'n -, Fii-t Nai.ouni Bank Block.
nl>MAl;, *. nAH.
Attends to mi matters r,a ~ 10 rhr Public
Lands before The :. Io'r Land otli"r ana ,le
Department M Washington.
rlSAl PROOF. A>n eoNlH-9-A -rA'IALr,.
Money tusrstr,l. 'raxe- paid for l:on-rc~' .!rnls
and Rents collected. y genera '"!i Estate ons
ness transacted
LAND .tH!r AND wAEn,%r- rii- AND -nLD
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

DAKOTA noARnss A5Ht'' ii',Hh.
President; a. A. iii:ts. Aheri" 'cr'i'.rS. "
F. II. Bushnll!. Huron; ,rr;sor-:. Joan l. Zen
nett. Clark.
DAKOTA noITi,t III; .:NI. >>n foEE>.HT snt i:!
Presj,ieu. f. i,sii II. >ot.> f.t;i-. "a. pre-.
dent q. IL. Whitnry f.sr. nj; -."r-,arN, Mrs. L.
A. Alderman. Hurley. treasurer. " w Nay'-
Parker.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

ehi.f. Jusac.-R.rt,eu ii pp Y".,:ion; :s-o
s,au iustices-C. =. Palmer 'r-nrth ,l;s;rc;'
Sioux Falli: W II. Francs 5 1th district !'i<
n,arck: w. Il. McC"nnol III =! s.r.ct l'.r<
Z. u. r homes lFir., ,ii-:r,!l. .w..'i',". 'a.!'
Spencer ,Ffth d-,r.ci,, iiur";r C!"l'i-l H. c
Young. Yauktou.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03

Abe. Boyntnn. i.,nnx: AZ. Gi,.sF. "r>;','
Forks; y. r. Sr III. !ut II: -------- ---'''f' ~
-yrt:iT,,,,: Al .-Iii.t E..'
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1887-12-03


lis partner: Billie, heard good story
while was up in the country. Jui;e i'. WAS
romplimentins the landlord on the "Sr'l-
lenc. OF his beef. 81 am Surprisei,' lie said,
thai you have such good beef. You must
hnv" II, kill whole cri,t"r "verv time You
val,t any. Yes, Sail :he landlord. I'VE
never kill les than whole crittcr. Mr.
Lincoln was a member ol the Sons of Icm-
l4rance and at one time delivered temper
nilce speeches. He seemed to care very little
about eating. drnkina "r dress his mind
seeming I" be constantly absorbed in weight
ier matters. Once he delivered speech at
Ottawa. He wore suit of fuck. As lie
progressed in his argument he took off his
coat and his vest. His paltaloons had evi-
dantly ahrunk in -rashirg. for they did upt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-29

Gin Mann, Der fib felt ben lebteu
40 Sahren Der mebicinii9en praris &C.
wibmet, mirb setpiB Sals bon 3uder
su unteri6eiben ipifeu. gr iagt:
rSolebo, o., 10. Mdr3 1887.
6erren s. s. gbeuep 6 @o.-Meine
Serren! Sd prafti3ire felt 40 Sahren
Mebicin unb muB sugeiteben, bob i'd
unter allen grfabrurgeH nit fogenann=
tenpatentsp prdparaten feine beheren ges
madt babe, als nit benz BON Sbnen
angefertigten Sal'fden @atarrbmitteI.
Sabe es oft peri1rieben uno ffets feline
ipunberpode Mirfuns bemerft, tpie i'd
mid aud nidt zines ein3isen Sails er'
innere, ipo bieies MtitteI nidt ben ses
miinfGten grfolg gebabt bdtte, porauss
geiebt, baB es In Der nerorbneten Weiie
argemanbt norben mar.
Shr aufri6tiaer
8. 8. 8oriu1, W. o.,
Office 215. Summit Str. a
Wir be3ablen 800 fir ie6en Gall,
in tpeI9em 6aQs gatarrb Cure, Der
ipeaielIen @ebrau1sanmeiiung nod ins
nerli9 senonimen, ni9t bic geiuiini9te
6eilung bringt.
8. s. gbenep & Co., gigentbhmer,
Solebo, Obio.
. 3u baben in allen Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-29
gNaS etne ocmtid,e Sran Gan Antos
MOS iiber oas 3empcrcnS=
Wludertfjum oenft.

Inter benz 3iteI: n@ebanten elmer
8iirgerin San 4ntonio's iiber bic am
26. Wsdrs in ber Surnerballe abgebals
tene Semperen3muder 8eriammlun94
aebt uns bon elmer Dame, bic augens
i9einli9 2opf unb 9ers am re9ten
6lede bat, foIgenbe 3uf4rift gu:
9err &ebafteur:
ygrlauben sic mir, baB i'd meis
mem gefrdntten &e1tsgefiible in Sbs
rem pertben 9Iatte Suft made!
Sinb mir ipirflidb mod in Der allen
guropamtben S9ub unb Sreibeit
gewdbrenoen uno garantirenoen Nes
publif Der Ser. Staten bon gtorbs
Mmerifa9
gs if cine G9mab unb eine
!Sdanbe fir bieies 2anb, unb bic
Burger beRelben follten fib bor Der
.san5en eioiliirten Welt iddmen, baB
cine tleinlide, bei@rdnfte unb bins
nno fer f9tpantenbe 2egislatur, be'
rem Msbrbeit BON fanatif9spurita.
mild angetrdnfelten 8irgern ertpdblt
purbe. ii9 erfre6en barf, bariiber
abitimmen su Iaffen, mas mir in 3us
funft eiIen unb trinfen, unb auf tpels
DIE Meife mir uniere Sonntage gus
bringen iolIen! 8ebiirfen mir benn
tpirfli9 Der Bsbormunoung bur9 bic
Waferfimpels
gs iif feinesmess ausgei9lofien.
oaB es bieien 6eu9lern bel Der bon
ibnen beantragten Abffimmung ges
Iingen f6nnte, burd anerlei &dnte
unb 3niffe ibren Willen bur@sufes
BEN. unb ibre, iebe biirgerli4e Grei'
belt Derb6hueuoen pIdne sur @eltans
5u bringeii.
Die perniinftigen 8irser iollten
fi1 suiammentbun, nit ben s u Is
nern Der Spibe, unb iener
Banbe m6gli@if na@brtdIit betpeis
fen, baB fie fi@ bon ibnen ni9t tp'
rannifireH Iafen.
2eioer baben ia aber gera be
Burner ibre prineipien 10
melt bel Seite geidoben, bob oas
neutrality-suspicious. fi1 in ibrer
SalIe brett MAIDEN uno bort ibr Sle9
f1wdben fonnte! gs iif bic b69ite
3eit, Sbr lieben Wlitbtirger (unb Sbr
9urner obenani). baB Sbr biefer
Rotte Rorab bas 0aubwert legt.
Sene Mgitation iif bauptf d d.
LID segen bas Oeutf9 3 um
geri9tet, barum 1T es au9 in
erifer 2inie beKen pfi9t, iene Be
ffrebunsen su befdmpfen. 9offentli@
uerben mir bann, iuenn Sober feine
pHi9t tbut, ben Sag nidt erIeben,
boB iene eIenbe 6eudlerbanoe nit
ibren pldnen bur9bringt.
Son Nntpnio, %. .Wdrj '87.
MIbertiue 9ergf.
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fprad bic anii6t aus, baB bic ginnabs
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rung Inn minoeitens $1,000,000 pro
Sabr bermebren miirben.
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tagsprdfibium fir ben Reit Der Seifion
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eridohen. Der Merifaner uiberiebte
ii9 ber 8erbaftung uno bradte 6eul
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Sabre Gas bon bur9idnittli9 19 Qers
3en 6tdrfe Iieferte. gelfnap erlaubt
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Der 3ontraft fiir 8er6ffentlihung
Der itdotif6en anseiseu ipuroe Der grs
preB auseidlagen.
Der GtrabenfommiHdr erbielt grs
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per Gag an3uiielleH, bod mlifen bteiels
ben ebenfalls arbeiten.
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tern, tpuroe angenommen. Wenn bic
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Die g. u. electric 9isbt & poiper
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tungen bur1 bic 5traBen su 3ieben.
Gbef Siirler bonn Geuerbepartement
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Der Wapor forbert ben Beri6t bes
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